Jeffrey Kenworthy

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Curtin University

Australia

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Professor Jeffrey Kenworthy is a faculty member at Curtin University in Australia. His research primarily focuses on urban transport sustainability, urban form and shrinkage, and the implications of design for mobility in the context of contemporary challenges, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. His recent publications include critical analyses of urban transport systems across various global contexts, including the UK, Poland, and India, exploring topics like energy use in transportation and the role of city streets as public spaces.

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Ewa Szymczyk

AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH

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Curtin University

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Learning from the Best and Worst: Problems, Prospects and Policy Implications from Global Benchmarking of Urban Passenger Transport Sustainability in Greater Manchester and the Leicester Metropolitan Area, UK

Understanding the Relationship between Urban Form and Urban Shrinkage among Medium-Sized Cities in Poland and Its Implications for Sustainability

A Critical Review of the Proposed Hyperloop (Ultra-High-Speed Rail) Project between Mumbai and Pune and Its Broader Implications for Sustainable Mobility in Indian Cities

Street Recovery in the Age of COVID-19: Simultaneous Design for Mobility, Customer Traffic and Physical Distancing

Exploring the Energy Saving Potential in Private, Public and Non-Motorized Transport for Ten Swedish Cities

Higher Density Environments and the Critical Role of City Streets as Public Open Spaces

Passenger Transport Energy Use in Ten Swedish Cities: Understanding the Differences through a Comparative Review

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Ewa Szymczyk

Dora Marinova

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